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Repetition of this Point Passes a Cost-Benefit Test
Wednesday, March 29, 2017 6:33
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(Don Boudreaux)
Below the fold is a comment that I left on this EconLog post by Bryan Caplan. My comment is in response to a comment left, on the same post, by Thaomas – who, I believe, is the Thomas Hutcheson who sometimes comments here at Cafe Hayek. Thaomas and Thomas Hutcheson frequently complain that libertarian and libertarian-leaning scholars are too ideological – a stance that causes us to unscientifically refuse to use cost-benefit analyses as often as a good scientific, objective disposition requires. And the typical example of this unscientific disposition that Thaomas and Thomas Hutcheson point to is the ‘libertarian’ analysis of minimum wages.
Source: http://cafehayek.com/2017/03/repetition-of-this-point-passes-a-cost-benefit-test.html
